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stuff.co.nz What’s On SATURDAYFEB 27 Opera In TheVines: Relax in the beautiful surroundings of Pegasus BayWinery and enjoy the music from some of the famous operas. Showfrom 2.30pm WoodfordGlen: Elf Super Cup and other racing from 7pminKaiapoi. Hanmer Motorfest: Classic Cars, Hot Rods, Bikes hosted by the Falcon Fairland Club of Christchurch at the Hanmer Springs Domain. Entry $2 per person or $5 family DIYCarCare:Nigel Marx is a hobbyist mechanic who loves to demystify the workings of car engines for the not-so mechanically minded. He will demonstrate a basic car service and explain howto look after your vehicles, in Amberley from 10am? 12pm. $12 or TimeBank Hurunui credits. Register at (03) 314 3406, or tbhlearningexchange@gmail.com Using spreadsheets: LeahKing will showyou the many uses of spreadsheets for keeping track of your data and event lists, aswell as for home accounts. Shewill demonstrate on Excel. Donation or TimeBank Hurunui credits appreciated. Register at (03) 314 3406 or tbhlearningexchange@gmail.com Christchurch Lantern Festival: Hundreds of vibrantly coloured lanternswill light up North Hagley Park to celebrate the Year of the Monkey. Festival-goers can experience Chinese culture during the free event from5pm – 10.30pm. LittleRiverDrumFestival: Grammyaward-winning drummer Chris Berry will give a workshop and performin the bush beside the Okuti River on Banks Peninsula. Groups performrhythms fromAfrica, Asia, the Middle East and South America. For more information, contact Marcus on 021 611 820. SUNDAYFEB 28 Northern Bulldogs Registration: TheKaiapoi based Northern Bulldogs Rugby League Club registration day for junior and senior at Murphy Park from 11am – 1pm. Contact Jenny 021 112 8626. GreatNZFundraisingTractor Trek:A cavalcade ofVintage Tractors, Jeeps and Trucks will be on display at the Hanmer Springs School Grounds from 2-4pm. Country Showcase:Held at the Rangiora RSA from 1.30pm and Hundreds of vibrantly coloured lanternswill light up North Hagley Park to celebrate the Year of the Monkey at this weekend’s Christchurch Lantern Festival. Festival-goers can experience Chinese culture during the free event from 5pmto 10.30pm on February 27 and 28 in North Hagley Park. There will be Asian food stalls, fireworks and non-stop local and international entertainment, including master puppeteers from Shanghai and the famous Second Hand Rose rock band from Beijing. The lanterns have been specially made forNew Zealand in the Chinese province of Sichuan and include animals, scenes showing life in China and Chinese symbols of good luck. Christchurch City Council head of events RichardAttwood said the festival is highly anticipated by the city and it pays for people to plan ahead. featuring CamLuxton, Mark Cullen, CameronWalsh and RossArthur. Admission is only $6 and tickets can be purchased at the door. LittleRiverDrumFestival:Day two of the festival on the Okuti River at Banks Peninsula. THURSMARCH3 Making Sense of School Maths: Culverden, 6 – 7.30pm. Learn fun ways to do the basics, as well as great tips to help your kids build confidence with numeracy. $10 or TimeBank Hurunui credits. Register at 03 314 3406 or tbhlearningexchange@gmail.com FRIDAYMARCH4 Scurry Races: The Champs Qualifier 4 at the Oxford Showgrounds from 10.30am. Free entry for spectators. DisabilityDance: An evening for peoplewith disabilities, carers and friends with entertainment fromDJ Hitman and Jon Palmer MC. Easy listening or comedancing. 7-9.45pmat the Rangiora Baptist ‘‘Visitors should plan their travel and parking arrangements in advance and use public transport or car pool where they can to avoid delays,’’ he said. Asia NewZealand Foundation director of culture JenniferKing said they are excited to be able to return the festival to Christchurch Church. $5 entry. Contact (03) 313 8989 Eb and SparrowTour:Wellingtonbased five piece band Eb and Sparrow, led by Ebony Lamb,will play at the Balcairn Hall in Amberley. The showbegins at8pmand tickets are $25 including supper. Pegasus Collective Market:A unique contemporary craft market with hand selected, designer stall holders offering to you their products on this special evening. 6 – 9pmat the FlatWhite Cafe in Pegasus. Cash recommended. SATMARCH5 AmuriA&PShow:Held at the Amuri ShowGrounds its a day for the whole family. WoodfordGlen:New–Wingless Modified Madness, Streetstock State of Origin and Demolition Derby from 7 pminKaiapoi. PamperMeCurvaliciousOpen Day: Come along and try out machines and Body Basics Circuit and pampering activities. Goodie bags and special pamper pack and this year. ‘‘This festival gives Cantabrians the chance to experience the diverse sights, sounds and tastes of China,’’ she said. The Christchurch Lantern Festivalmarks the end of Chinese NewYear celebrations, which began on February 8. discount for anyone who signs up on the day. Call 022 310 5565 to register your interest. 8:30 – 11:30am at Curves, Rangiora. SUNDAYMARCH6 WaiparaValleyWine and Food Festival: Under the oaks in Glenmark Domain,WaiparaValley from 10.30am– 5 pm. Adults $25 (early bird), Under 18 free. Water Storage forDryTimes: Learn howto better managewater storage as dry weather continues in North Canterbury. $10 in Cheviot from 10:30am – 12:30pm. For more info call (03) 314 3406. CharityRide Cust:A 70 kilometre loop cycle ride in the lovely North Canterbury countryside. For more information visit charityride.org.nz or phone Tracee on 027 675 3499. NorthCanterbury Triathlon: Four events catering for all abilities. Long Course Triathlon&Duathlon – 8 am start, and Short Course Triathlon& Duathlon – 8.30am start. Contact Amanda 027 226 5406. Cat Show: Shorthair Cat Breeders WHAT’S ON CONTACT What’s happening in your world? If you’ve got an event or an opening that youwant to tell Canterbury about, email it to shannon.beynon@fairfax media.co.nzwith all the details andwe’ll include it in ourWhat’s Onguide. Please include date and time of event, a contact number and email address and a photo or image if you have one – at least 1MBin size. Listings not guaranteed and subject to space and time. from 9am– 3.30pm at Kaiapoi Club, Raven Quay. Swannanoa Country Fair:Jointhe fun and excitement of the 17th annual Swannanoa Country Fair at the Swannanoa Domain, TramRoad, from 10am– 3pm. Entry is by a $5 donation per adult, children (15 and under) free, includes lucky programme MONDAYMARCH7 Free Fun Frolic and Food: Give ScottishDancing a go or just sit back and enjoy the fun at Rangiora Methodist Church Hall. Free entry from 7.15pm. Soft shoes recommended. For more information, contact Audrey (03) 313 6692 or Helen (03) 312 7519. Sefton Indoor BowlingClub Opening Night:Newmembers welcome to join the club, meeting at Sefton Hall at 7.30pm. Formore information call Lois on (03) 313 8187. What’ on n ae y u FEBRUARY 27, 2016, NORTHERN OUTLOOK 9 Plenty to see&do LightingupChinese culture involved! Get Bowranda Patio Roof a division of MCP New Zealand Limited The Unique Bowranda patio roof allows you to create another room outdoors. The Bowranda can be installed as a roof only or the finishing touches added with Roller blinds in acrylic awning fabric, sunscreen mesh fabric or clear or tintedPVCproviding the protection that you require from sun, wind, rain and UV. The Bowranda patio roof is constructed of powder coated 50mm aluminium and stainless steel fixings to ensure it will withstand coastal conditions. Eliminates 99% of UV whilst maintaining ambient light. This is important as it provides protection from the sun without darkening the area, including the adjacent interior. The square profile of the roof line provides a pleasing aesthetic as it conforms to the lineal nature of residential architecture. Made locally for local conditions. Please phone us for a free measure and quote. For a free Measure & Quote PH 0800 26 26 20 ticket the big